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You can save yourself a step by having the second query output to the same
file as the first but with the ADD option.
With the same caveat that you have the same fields output in both queries.


Date: Mon, 20 Jan 2003 11:08:12 -0600
From: "Rubino, Jim" <Jim.Rubino@Fike.com>
Subject: RE: Query400 question

I agree with Peter........you would need to create two queries.
In another posted reply you said that you would need to have these to
combined.  You could still run two queries, each of the results to an
outfile and then copy these to files in one file and run a query or report
of this new file.
NOTE: YOU WOULD NEED TO BE SURE THAT THE TWO OUTFILES YOU CREATED HAVE THE
SAME FIELDS AND SIZES IN ORDER FOR YOU TO COPY THEM INTO ONE FILE.

Does this make sense?

Jim



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